PGWP for Seneca postgraduate certficate - 1 year programs are actually 7 months?

[tp_marina]

I just realized by looking at their calendar that Seneca college's 1 year postgraduate certificate only run for 7 months (for example jan 12th to august 27th). Does this mean that if I study there I'm not eligible for PGWP? How do they calculate the months for PGWP?
Did anyone here get PGWP by studying there or in a similar program?

 

[ailsaclare]

As per this page --> http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/work-postgrad-who.asp I believe you need to do a minimum of 8 months in order to qualify for PGWP.

My postgrad certificate was Jan-Aug in class and then Sept-Dec in co-op, but because the co-op counted as an academic term (needed to complete papers, got a grade at the end etc) this counted as a full year program. It might be worth looking to see if you can find something similar in your field?

 

[luvanuj]

I just realized by looking at their calendar that Seneca college's 1 year postgraduate certificate only run for 7 months (for example jan 12th to august 27th). Does this mean that if I study there I'm not eligible for PGWP? How do they calculate the months for PGWP?
Did anyone here get PGWP by studying there or in a similar program?

It is not about months of studies but a letter that universities give with Course Credit information. It that letter that matters.

 

[comedychiru]

Hello,

Can i apply for pgwp, if i study at any of colleges having dli for example trios or citicollege etc. Or only seneca, humber etc colleges which are public.

Thank you.

 

[Mahnoor123]

Hi PLEASE confirm about this as im facing the same issue does it give pgwp or mot

 

[Mahnoor123]

It is not about months of studies but a letter that universities give with Course Credit information. It that letter that matters.

Are you sure? Is it safe to say that i will get pgwp after studying a pg certificate of 7 months and 8 days at seneca? Pleaseee reply

 

[Mahnoor123]

Ple

I just realized by looking at their calendar that Seneca college's 1 year postgraduate certificate only run for 7 months (for example jan 12th to august 27th). Does this mean that if I study there I'm not eligible for PGWP? How do they calculate the months for PGWP?
Did anyone here get PGWP by studying there or in a similar program?

Please confirm if you found an answer to this!